yeah my pie up there is gtx260, gt240, and gtx470
yeah my pie up there is gtx260, gt240, and gtx470
Main: i7-930 @ 2.8GHz HT on; 1x GIGABYTE GTX 660 Ti OC 100% GPUGrid
2nd: i7-920 @ 2.66GHz HT off; 1x EVGA GTX 650 Ti SSC 100% GPUGrid
3rd: i7-3770k @ 3.6GHz HT on, 3 threads GPUGrid CPU; 2x GIGABYTE GTX 660 Ti OC 100% GPUGrid
Part-time: FX-4100 @ 3.6GHz, 2 threads GPUGrid CPU; 1x EVGA GTX 650 100% GPUGrid
yep, should be able to do pie most days - Internet here sucks keep going out for a few hours at a time and the card goes idle.Originally Posted by =[PULSAR]=
There it is, congrats pie eaters!
Middle of the pie is much too crowded
I need to get another card up and running.
I'm thinking a pure gpugrid machine.
I already have ram, WinXP, old HDD, and a 295
so it shouldn't hurt too much to get an i3-530, H55 mATX, and psu
... anyone have extras they are looking to get rid of
Wow - hedge. That's some pretty nice pie ya got there.
Sweet stuff ya guys got there.
You would have to pry my i-3 530 from my cold dead hands. It makes a solid low power file server with a few raid cards installed. Run WCG just fine too.Middle of the pie is much too crowded
I need to get another card up and running.
I'm thinking a pure gpugrid machine.
I already have ram, WinXP, old HDD, and a 295
so it shouldn't hurt too much to get an i3-530, H55 mATX, and psu
... anyone have extras they are looking to get rid of
I say you should just send me your extra parts and I'll put them to good use.
Server: Core I3 530 , 4GB of dd3 1066, GIGABYTE H55M-UD2H, Highpoint Rocketraid 3510 and Areca ARC-1220 with a few arrays totaling 11TB of storage
Wifes: Phenom 2 940, 4gb of ddr2 1066, 785g mb, PNY 8800 gt, Hitachi 2tb, Coolermaster Cosmos, 2x 22" monitors Windows 7 Pro 64
HTPC/Gamer: Core I-7 920 @ 3.8, 6gb of ddr3 1600, Gigabyte X58-UD5, MSI GTX 480, Intel 80 GB SSD, SuperTalent 120 GB SSD, Thermaltake DH-103, Windows 7 64 bit 52" JVC(Supporting cast of Jamo speakers and Cambridge Audio Azur 640r receiver)
Mine: 4x AMD 8356, 16 GB of ddr2 533 ecc, Tyan Thunder S4985G3NR, EVGA GTX 275 FTW, Intel 40 gb SSD, Ubuntu 10.04, Klipsch Promedia 2.1, 27" LG monitor
My first slice of PIE here!
Wow - hedge. That's some pretty nice pie ya got there.
Intel Core I7 3930K 4.4Ghz | Asus Radeon HD7870 | 8 GB Ram | Win 7 Ultimate x64 | Lenovo L220x Monitor | Logitech Z-5500 5.1 Speakers
congrats!My first slice of PIE here!i know i was pretty excited when i got some pie
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Congrats to all the pie eaters!
Sorry I missed the pie yesterday, lost internet AGAIN. (5th day in a row of little to no internet)
AT&T got the opportunity to hear my lovely opinion of their service for over an hour though...
Oh, and corporate should be getting a letter tomorrow.
I put the 295 with the 285 in the same rig so they can have a nice little threesome
I went this direction instead of a new board so I can save up for 2 of the 6 core CPUs coming this fall and that oh so nice Corsair 1200 coming out next month.
I will own lemon pi~
Beware!
Once you have tasted PIE", the force is strong.
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Sigmund Freud said... "Failure to CRUNCH is a sign of Sexual Inadequacies".
And the lemon pie it is SC!
Just by the hair of my chinny chin chin
It was luck ... pie eaters 4-6 were only seperated by 2k
Tonight should be a little better
Last edited by Snow Crash; 06-22-2010 at 12:35 AM.
SC, i know it might be hard to answer this, but do you see any hinder in production when having two different cards on the same system as opposed to separating the cards into different rigs?I put the 295 with the 285 in the same rig so they can have a nice little threesome
I went this direction instead of a new board so I can save up for 2 of the 6 core CPUs coming this fall and that oh so nice Corsair 1200 coming out next month.
yup, the corsair Corsair AX1200 is sexy as hell. 94% peak efficient is freakin ridiculous. wish i can afford it though.
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And there it is!
Currently I have underclocked both cards (my study is already mighty hot) so I have nothing to compare the numbers to. In theory there might be a slight decrease because while they get priority over a cpu WU they are no higher or lower on the priority scale than each other so they might, on occasion, have to wait for each other. I just told BOINC to go from 4 cores to 3 and my cpu utilization is up around 88% instead of 75%.
Last edited by Snow Crash; 06-21-2010 at 12:52 AM.
Well SC, it's workin for ya.
i got two gts250 comming, and two idle gtx260 almost ready to put back on the grid. trying to take SC's lemon pie
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Now only if you put forth this much effort for WCGi got two gts250 comming, and two idle gtx260 almost ready to put back on the grid. trying to take SC's lemon pie
lol because it's easier and more cost effective to just populate all the available pci-e slots with crunching GPU's than it is to buy a crunching CPU along with mobo, memory, HD, and PSU. and getting some crunchers that i lend out proved to be harder than i thought...Now only if you put forth this much effort for WCG
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my 3 gt 240 did about exactly the the ppd that i thought they would do which is around 16k each. Now i just need to find a way to get my gtx 470 grid at full power with win 7.
The best you can do for a fermi card is to set the SWAN_SYNC environ variable to 0 and then tell BOINC Manager to use 1 less thread than you really have. Still not as good as XP or Linux but much better than just straight up Win7.
its already done and my gtx 470 is watercooled, so i will be able to get better shader clock hopefully and more ppd.
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